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A study of self-adjointness, Lie analysis, wave structures, and conservation laws of the completely generalized shallow water equation

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This article explores the analysis of the completely generalized Hirota–Satsuma–Ito equation through Lie symmetry analysis. The equation under consideration represents a more comprehensive form of the (2+1)-dimensional HSI equation, encom passing four additional second-order derivative terms: 3H , 4H ι, 3H , 4H ι,and 6Hιι,emergingfromtheinclusion of second-order dissipative-type elements. We calculate the infinitesimal generators and determine the symmetry group for each generatorusingtheLiegroupinvariancecondition.EmployingtheconjugacyclassesoftheAbelianalgebra,wetransformtheconsid ered equation into an ordinary differential equation through similarity reduction. Subsequently, we solve these ordinary differential equations to derive closed-form solutions for the completely generalized Hirota–Satsuma–Ito equation under certain conditions. For other scenarios, we utilize the extended direct algebraic method to obtain soliton solutions. Furthermore, we rigorously calculated the conserved quantities corresponding to each symmetry generator, the conservation laws of the model are established using the multiplier approach. Additionally, we present the graphical representation of selected solutions for specific values of the physical parameters of the equation under scrutiny.

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A study of self-adjointness, Lie analysis, wave structures, and conservation laws of the completely generalized shallow water equation

Author: Ansari, Ali R.
Publisher: Springer Nature
Year: 2024
DOI: 10.1140/epjp/s13360-024-05310-z
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Regula A icle
A s udy o sel -adjoin ness, Lie analysis, wa e s uc u es, and conse a ion laws
o he comple ely gene alized shallow wa e equa ion
Ali R. Ansa i1, Adil Jhangee 2,3, Mudassa Im an4, Beenish5, Mus a a Inc6,a
1Cen e o Applied Ma hema ics and Bioin o ma ics (CAMB), Gul Uni e si y o Science and Technology, Muba ak Al-Abdullah, Kuwai
2IT4Inno a ions, VSB – Technical Uni e si y o Os a a, Os a a-Po uba, Czech Republic
3Depa men o Ma hema ics, Namal Uni e si y, 30 KM Talagang Road, Mianwali 42250, Pakis an
4College o Humani ies and Sciences, Ajman Uni e si y, Ajman, UAE
5Depa men o Ma hema ics, Quaid-I-Azam Uni e si y, Islamabad 45320, Pakis an
6Depa men o Ma hema ics, Fi a Uni e si y, 23119 Elazig, Tü kiye
Recei ed: 14 Oc obe 2023 / Accep ed: 24 May 2024
© The Au ho (s) 2024
Abs ac This a icle explo es he analysis o he comple ely gene alized Hi o a–Sa suma–I o equa ion h ough Lie symme y
analysis. The equa ion unde conside a ion ep esen s a mo e comp ehensi e o m o he (2+1)-dimensional HSI equa ion, encom-
passing ou addi ional second-o de de i a i e e ms: 3H,4Hι,3H,4Hι,and6Hιι, eme ging om he inclusion
o second-o de dissipa i e- ype elemen s. We calcula e he in ini esimal gene a o s and de e mine he symme y g oup o each
gene a o using he Lie g oup in a iance condi ion. Employing he conjugacy classes o he Abelian algeb a, we ans o m he consid-
e ed equa ion in o an o dina y di e en ial equa ion h ough simila i y educ ion. Subsequen ly, we sol e hese o dina y di e en ial
equa ions o de i e closed- o m solu ions o he comple ely gene alized Hi o a–Sa suma–I o equa ion unde ce ain condi ions. Fo
o he scena ios, we u ilize he ex ended di ec algeb aic me hod o ob ain soli on solu ions. Fu he mo e, we igo ously calcula ed
he conse ed quan i ies co esponding o each symme y gene a o , he conse a ion laws o he model a e es ablished using he
mul iplie app oach. Addi ionally, we p esen he g aphical ep esen a ion o selec ed solu ions o speci ic alues o he physical
pa ame e s o he equa ion unde sc u iny.
1 In oduc ion
The mos accu a e ma hema ical ep esen a ions o na u al phenomena o en hinge on di e en ial equa ions, encompassing bo h
linea and nonlinea o mula ions. Nonlinea sys ems, in pa icula , equen ly yield such equa ions du ing he modeling p ocess,
nea ly all ields o con empo a y science, spanning om plasma physics, a omic physics, and solid-s a e physics o as onomy,
ma hema ics, biology, and chemis y, engage in in es iga ions conce ning hese nonlinea e olu ion equa ions. In his a icle, we
del e in o he examina ion o he (2+1)-dimensional HSI equa ion, augmen ed by he inco po a ion o ou addi ional second-o de
de i a i e e ms:
Hι +3(HHι +HιH)+6Hιι +1Hυι +5Hυυ +4Hι +3Hυ +2H 0.(1)
The equa ion discussed abo e is ecognized as he comple ely gene alized Hi o a–Sa suma–I o (cgHSI) Eq. [1], as i encompasses
e e y second-o de dissipa i e- ype elemen . The cgHSI equa ion se es as a model o shallow wa e wa es, delinea ing he
ampli ude o hese wa es h ough he unc ion H, which elies on he componen s ,υ,andι. I is exp essed using pa ial
de i a i es conce ning he spa ial componen s and υ, as well as he empo al componen ι. The equa ion inco po a es ee
pa ame e s deno ed by 1,2,3,4,5,and6. Shallow wa e equa ions o mo ion a e employed o depic he ho izon al
s uc u e o an a mosphe e and he dynamics o shallow wa e wa es, po aying he beha io o an incomp essible luid unde he
in luences o o a ional and g a i a ional accele a ions.
Se e al signi ican ad ancemen s ha e been achie ed in he esea ch o he (2+1)-gene alized shallow wa e equa ion and i s
a ian s. No ably, ou ully gene alized shallow wa e model s ands ou uniquely in he ealm o esea ch publica ions. We ha e
no iced a ple ho a o s udies delinea ing dis inc wa e s uc u es unde he same model name. In Gao and Tian [2], he (2+1)-
dimensional gene alized shallow wa e wa e equa ion is shown using he echnique o he gene alized anh me hod wi h symbolic
compu a ion, exhibi ing he s uc u e ha ollows:
Hυι +Hυ −3H Hυ−3HHυ 0.
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In his esea ch pape [3], p ecise solu ions and conse ed ec o s o he wo-dimensional gene alized shallow wa e wa e equa ion,
cha ac e ized by he subsequen s uc u e, a e elucida ed:
Hι +1HυH +21HHυ +2Hυ +3Hυ 0.
He e, 1and 2a e seen as some hing ha isn’ ze o, ega dless o whe he i is posi i e o nega i e. The pe iodic wa e solu ion o
he gene alized shallow wa e wa e equa ion [4] is ob ained using he imp o ed Jacobi ellip ic unc ion me hod wi h he ollowing
s uc u e:
Hι +1HHι +2HιH −Hι −3H 0,
whe e 1,2,3a e a bi a y nonze o cons an s. By employing he homogeneous balance me hod, an au o-Bäcklund ans o -
ma ion o he gene alized shallow wa e wa e equa ion [5] is de i ed wi h he ollowing s uc u e:
Hι +1HHι +2HιH −Hι −H 0.
In his equa ion, 1and 2 ep esen a bi a y nonze o cons an s. In he ci ed wo k [6], he au ho s del e in o (2 + 1)-dimensional
gene alized Hi o a–Sa suma–I o equa ions, p o iding insigh s in o Lie symme y analysis, in a ian solu ions, and dynamics o
soli on solu ions o he ollowing model:
ι+Hι +3(Hw)+1H0,
Hυ ,Hιw.
He e, His a physical ield. and windica o s o po en ials o ield de i a i es physical ield. Alongside his, and υ e e o
dimensions o space, whe eas ιis he o he ime a iable. Abundan exac in e ac ion solu ions, such as lump-soli on, lump-kink,
and lump-pe iodic solu ions, a e compu ed o he (2 + 1)-dimensional Hi o a–Sa suma–I o equa ion desc ibed [7], ollowing his
model:
HιHι +3HH
ι−3H ι−H, H.
Resea ch in o shallow-wa e wa e phenomena wi hin a (2+1)-dimensional Hi o a–Sa suma–I o sys em has led o in es iga ions on
X- ype soli on, esonan Y- ype soli on, and hyb id solu ions [8]:
HιHι +3HH
ι−3H ι−H, −H.
Resea che s in di e en disciplines ha e in es iga ed a ious echniques o sol ing PDE, many o which p oduce he soli a y
wa e solu ion. E ec i e s a egies o add essing hese nonlinea di e en ial p oblems include he ex ended di ec algeb aic me hod
[9], he gene alized exp(−φ(ζ)) expansion echnique [10], he symme y me hod [11], he anh-co h unc ion me hod [12], he
sine-cosine echnique [13], he exp- unc ion me hod [14], he new ex ended auxilia y equa ion me hod [15], he new Jacobi ellip ic
unc ions me hod [16], he new ex ended gene alized Kud yasho scheme [17], he esidual powe se ies me hod [18]. In addi ion,
app oxima e analy ical and nume ical me hods such as he homo opy analysis me hod (HAM) [19], he Adomian decomposi ion
me hod (ADM) [20], he a ia ional i e a ion me hod (VIM) [21], and he a ia ional homo opy pe u ba ion me hod (VHPM) [22].
One o he mos app op ia e analy ical app oaches o educe he complexi y o nonlinea pa ial di e en ial equa ions (PDE),
p oposed by No wegian ma hema ician Ma cus Sophus Lie (1842–1899), is he symme y me hod [23]. The cen e piece o he Lie
symme y me hod is he exis ence o ans o ma ion which makes solu ions o he di e en ial equa ion we conside , ixed poin s.
Lie ec o ields a e ound h ough his echnique o wha is unde discussion in di e en ial equa ions o be in a ian . The o e lying
g oup o symme y is he basis o he solu ion wi h an in a ian g oup o simila i y o he PDE. As a esul o imp o ing me hods
o con inuous Lie g oups s udy, bi u ca ion heo y, con ol heo y, classical mechanics, and ela i i y ha e been gi en new ools ha
helped in es ablishing he ole o symme y in di e en b anches o science [24].
The p inciple o conse a ion s a es ha he amoun o a sys em o physical en i ies does no dec ease as ime goes on, hus,
i is conse ed. Fo physical sys ems ha a e go e ned by he laws o mo ion, he equa ions o mo ion a e usually de i ed om
conse a ion laws such as he p inciple o conse a ion o momen um. The collec ion may also p ese e o he physical quan i ies
ha a e wo h knowing abou he physical p ocess con olling he mo ion. On op o ha , he conse a ion law knowledge will be
use ul o sol ing me hods, o ins ance, conse a i e nume ical me hods ha assume he shape o conse a ion law [25].
Noe he was i s o poin ou his c ucial and de ining cha ac e is ic in 1918 and she p opounded he Noe he heo em which is a
ma hema ical explana ion o his ela ionship be ween symme y and conse a ion laws [26]. Subsequen ly, nume ous esea che s
ha e endea o ed o de ise no el app oaches o de e mining conse a ion laws [27]. Add essing a majo limi a ion o his inding
he absence o a Lag angian Ib agimo ex ended he Noe he heo em [28]. Resea che s commonly employ he concep o nonlinea
sel -adjoin ness and he o mula ion o local conse a ion laws o es ablish conse a ion laws o di e en ial equa ions lacking a
classical Lag angian. A selec ion o hei wo ks is p esen ed in [29,30]. In his s udy, h ough me iculous analysis o he Lie g oup
and new auxilia y equa ion g oups associa ed wi h he model unde in es iga ion, we ha e gene a ed a ious pa e ns o soli a y
wa e solu ions.
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The s uc u e o he pape is ou lined as ollows: Sec ion (2) in oduces he ounda ional concep s o Lag angian and nonlinea
sel -adjoin ness. Sec ion 3conduc s a Lie analysis o iden i y he symme ies o Eq. (1) and employs he new auxilia y equa ion
me hod o de e mine he a eling wa e s uc u e o Eq. (1). Addi ionally, his sec ion o e s a g aphical ep esen a ion o some
pe inen solu ions o Eq. (1). Sec ion 4is dedica ed o nonlinea sel -adjoin ness analysis and he compu a ion o conse ed ec o s
o Eq. (1). Finally, concluding ema ks a e p o ided, summa izing he esea ch indings and b inging closu e o he pape .
2 P elimina ies
Suppose a sys em o nPDEs o p h o de is de ined as:
GγGγ(,H,H1,H2,...,Hp)0, γ1, 2, 3, ...,n,(2)
whe e nand q ep esen dependen and independen a iables espec i ely, and H1,H2,...,Hndeno e he i s , second, up o he
n h o de pa ial de i a i es o H. The o al di e en ial ope a o co esponding o kis:
Ak∂k+Hγ
k∂Hγ+Hγ
kl ∂Hγ
l+Hγ
klm∂Hγ
lm +...,k1, 2, ...q,(3)
whe e ∂k∂
∂k,∂Hγ∂
∂Hγ,∂Hγ
l∂
∂Hγ
l
,∂Hγ
lm ∂
∂Hγ
lm
.
2.1 Fo mal Lag angian
The o mal Lag angian o Eq. (2) can be de ined as ollows:
S
n

β1
hβSβ.(4)
Sis known as he o mal Lag angian, whe e h(h1,h2,...,hn) ep esen s he dependen a iables.
The adjoin o mula u ns in o his:
G∗
γ(,H,h,H1,h1,H2,h2,H2,....,HP,hp)δ(S)
δHγ0.(5)
The a ia ional de i a i e is de ined as:
δ
δHγ∂γ
H+∞

g1
(−1)gAk1...Akg∂Hγ
k1...kg
,γ1, 2, 3, ....,n.(6)
2.2 Nonlinea sel -adjoin ness
De ini ion 1 Equa ion (1) is said o be s ic ly sel -adjoin i he equa ion ob ained by subs i u ing ϒH om i s adjoin equa ion
is iden ical o he o iginal equa ion Eq. (2):
G∗
γϒHϒ(,H,...)Gγ.
De ini ion 2 The equa ion exp essed in Eq. (1) is said o be quasi-sel -adjoin i , upon subs i u ing ϒω(H), whe e ω(H) 0,
om i s adjoin equa ion, he esul ing equa ion is iden ical o he one in Eq. (2):
G∗
γϒω(H)ϒ(,H,...)Gγ.
De ini ion 3 Equa ion (1) is said o be weak sel -adjoin i he equa ion gene a ed by subs i u ing ϒω(,H), whe e ωis a
non i ial unc ion, ωH 0, and ω 0, om i s adjoin equa ion is iden ical o Eq. (2):
G∗
γϒω(,H)ϒ(,H,...)Gγ.
De ini ion 4 Equa ion (1) is said o be nonlinea ly sel -adjoin i he equa ion ob ained by subs i u ing ϒω(,H), whe e ω(,
H) is a nonze o unc ion o and H, om i s adjoin equa ion is iden ical o Eq. (2):
G∗
γϒω(,H)ϒ(,H,...)Gγ.
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3 Lie analysis
De ini ion 5 The ollowing is an ou line o he in ini esimal gene a o Mp olonga ion:
Msk(,υ,ι,H)∂k+ϑk(,υ,ι,H1)∂Hk+.. +ϑk1..ks(,υ,ι,H1,..,Hs)∂Hk1..ks.
In his ins ance, ϑscan be shown as ollows:
ϑγ
kAk(ψγ)−Hγ
lAk(l),
ϑγ
kl Al(ϑγ
k)−Hγ
k Al( ),
.
.
.
ϑγ
k1....ksAks(ϑγ
k1....ks−1)−Hγ
k1...ks−1Aks−1Aks(l),
since, he o al di e en ial ope a o gi en in Eq. (3) is shown by Aks.
3.1 In ini esimal gene a o s
The one-pa ame e Lie g oup co esponds o he o m’s in ini esimal ans o ma ion [31]:
¯+ε1+O(ε2),
¯υυ+ε2+O(ε2),
¯ιι+ε3+O(ε2),
¯
HH+εϑ +O(ε2),
whe e 1,2,3,andϑ ep esen independen and dependen a iables o in ini esimal ans o ma ion, espec i ely. The ec o
ield o Eq. (1) can be shown as he i h p olonga ion o M:
M1(,υ,ι,H)∂+2(,υ,ι,H)∂υ+3(,υ,ι,H)∂ι+ϑ(,υ,ι,H)∂H.
The in a iance o m o Min Eq. (1) becomes:
M[4]Hι +3HHι +3HιH +6Hιι +1Hυι +5Hυυ +4Hι +3Hυ +2H|Eq.(1)0,
whe e he ou h p olonga ion, M[4], can be cons uc ed in he ollowing manne :
M[4] M+ϑ∂H+ϑυ∂Hυ+ϑ∂H +ϑυ∂Hυ +ϑ∂H +ϑυυυ∂Hυυυ
+ϑι∂Hι +ϑυ∂Hυ +ϑυ∂Hυ.
The Lie algeb a o Eq. (1) is six-dimensional:
M1∂,M2∂ι,M3∂υ,M4∂H,M5υ∂,
M6(y1)∂H
z1
+(y2)∂ι
z1
+(y3)(∂)
z1
+(y4)(∂υ)
z1
,(7)
whe e y1−4ι25+ι2
3+13−245−3H5,y295ι,y335+3υ3,y495υ,z1
13−245.whe e ε1 is a undamen al pa ame e in Table 1aand1b.
3.2 Symme y g oup
In his phase, we will employ he Lie symme y g oups om he associa ed symme ies o p oduce some p ecise no el esponses
[32].As,we ake:
Ji:(,υ,ι,H)→(¯,¯υ,¯ι,¯
H), Ji o 1 ≤i≤6,
d
dε(¯,¯υ,¯ι,¯
H)(¯,¯υ,¯ι,¯
H) wi h ( ¯,¯υ,¯ι,¯
H)|ε0(,υ,ι,H),
whe e he pa ame e εis ex emely iny. Conside :
1H+2Hυ+3Hι+ϑH,
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Table 1 Commu a o able Table 1a:
[Mi,Mj]M1M2M3
M1000
M2000
M3000
M4000
M5000
M6−915M1
z1+(41512M2
z1−132M2
z1)315M2
z1
315M3
z1−M2
Table 1b:
[Mi,Mj]M4M5M6
M100
915M1
z1+(−41512M2
z1+132M2
z1)
M200
−315M2
z1
M300
315M3
z1+M2
M40M2313M3
z1+915M4
z1
M5−M20−1215M5
z1M5
M6−313M3
z1−915M4
z1
1215M5
z10
wi h he use o he in ini esimal gene a o s ϑ,1,2,and3. We acqui e he subsequen :
J1:(,υ,ι,H)→(+ε,υ,ι,H),
J2:(,υ,ι,H)→(,υ,ι+ε,H),
J3:(,υ,ι,H)→(,υ+ε,ι,H),
J4:(,υ,ι,H)→(,υ,ι,H+ε),
J5:(,υ,ι,H)→(+ευ,υ,ι,H),
J6:(,υ,ι,H)→(ez2ε,υez3ε,ιez3ε,H+R1).
(8)
whe e R1(4ι25ez3ε−ι2
3ez3ε−231ez2ε+445ez2ε−e−z2ε(4ε25−ι2
3−213+413+445+12 H5))
125,z235
z1,z3
95
z1. While J1,J2,andJ3 ep esen he ime in e p e a ion, and in a iance o space, espec i ely, in Eq. (8). The new solu ion Hi
should be ob ained using Jiwhe e 1 ≤i≤6, and we ha e a known solu ion o m H (,υ,ι):
H1 1(−ε,υ,ι),
H2 2(,υ,ι−ε),
H3 3(,υ−ε,ι),
H4e−ε 4(,υ,ι),
H5 5(,υ−ευ,ι),
H6e−ε 6((e−z2ε,υe−z3ε,ιe−z3ε)−R2).
whe e R2(4ι25ez3ε−ι2
3ez3ε−231ez2ε+445ez2ε−e−z2ε(4ε25−ι2
3−213+413+445))
125.
3.3 Op imal sys em
M{M1,M2,M3,M4}gene a es an abelian subalgeb a, as shown in Table 1a and b. Consequen ly, he one-dimensional op imal
sys em [33] is as ollows:
3.3.1 Una y class
Z1a<M1>,Z1b<M2>,Z1c<M3>,Z1d<M4>,Z1e<M5>,Z1 <M6>.
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3.3.2 Bina y class
Z2al ;M1+c1M2>,Z2b<M1+c2M3>,Z2c<M1+c3M4>,Z2d<M1+c4M5>,
Z2dl ;M1+c5M6>,Z2e<M2+c6M3>,Z2 <M2+c7M4>,Z2g<M2+c8M5>,
Z2hl ;M2+c9M6>,Z2i<M3+c10 M4>,Z2j<M3+c11M5>,Z2k<M3+c12 M6>,
Z2ll ;M4+c13 M5>,Z2m<M4+c14 M6>,Z2n<M5+c15 M6>.
3.3.3 Te na y class
Z3al ;M1+aM2+bM3>,Z3b<M1+a1M2+b1M4>,Z3c<M1+a2M2+b2M5>,
Z3dl ;M1+a3M2+b3M6>,Z3e<M2+a4M3+b4M4>,Z3 <M2+a5M3+b5M5>,
Z3gl ;M2+a6M3+b6M6>,Z3h<M3+a7M4+b7M5>,Z3i<M3+a8M4+b8M6>,
Z3j<M4+a9M5+b9M36 >.
3.3.4 Combina ion o all classes
Z4<M1+d1M2+d2M3+d3M4>.
We calcula e simila i y a iables which a e used o calcula e all ob ainable simila i y educ ions o Eq. (1).
3.4 Reducing simila i y h ough una y class
Case 1: The Lag ange s uc u e co esponding o he ec o ield Z1a<∂
>is shown as ollows:
d
1dυ
0dι
0dH
0.
U ilizing he shown de ails, we asce ain he o m o he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables:
H(,υ,ι)R(Y,T), whe e Yυ,Tι,(9)
by subs i u ing Eq. (9) in o Eq. (1), we de i e he educed (1 + 1)-dimensional nonlinea PDE exp essed as:
6RTT +1RYT +5RYY 0.(10)
F om Eq. (10), we ob ain he subsequen explici solu ion o Eq. (1):
R(Y,T)G1−Y2
1−456−2T5+Y1
25+G2Y2
1−456+2T5−Y1
25, (11)
by ein oducing Eq. (11) in o Eq. (9), we a i e a he solu ion o Eq. (1):
H(,υ,ι)G1−υ2
1−456−2ι5+υ1
25+G2υ2
1−456+2ι5−υ1
25.
Case 2: The Lag ange con igu a ion co esponding o he ec o ield Z1b<∂
ι>is p o ided as ollows:
d
0dυ
0dι
1dH
0.
Wi h he p o ided in o ma ion, we de i e he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables in his manne :
H(,υ,ι)R(X,Y), whe e X,Yυ, (12)
by subs i u ing Eq. (12) in o Eq. (1), we de i e he educed (1 + 1)−dimensional nonlinea PDE shown as:
5RYY +3RYX +2RXX 0.(13)
F om Eq. (13), we ob ain he subsequen explici solu ion o Eq. (1):
R(Y,T)G3−X2
3−452−2Y2+X3
22+G4X2
3−452+2Y2−X3
22,(14)
by ein oducing Eq. (14) in o Eq. (12), we a i e a he solu ion o Eq. (1):
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H(,υ,ι)G3−2
3−452−2υ2+3
22+G42
3−452+2υ2−3
22.
Case 3: The Lag ange amewo k co esponding o he ec o ield Z1c<∂
υ>is shown as ollows:
d
0dυ
1dι
0dH
0.
U ilizing he p o ided da a, we asce ain he s uc u e o he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables:
H(,υ,ι)R(X,T), whe e X,Tι, (15)
by subs i u ing Eq. (15) in o Eq. (1), we de i e he educed (1 + 1)−dimensional nonlinea PDE exp essed as:
RXXXT +3RXRXT +3RTRXX +6RTT +4RXT +2RXX 0.(16)
F om Eq. (16), we ob ain he subsequen explici solu ion o Eq. (1):
R(Y,T)2p2Tanhp2T(4p2
2−4+16p4
2+8p2
24−426+2
4)
26
+Xp2+p1.(17)
By ein oducing Eq. (17) in o Eq. (15), we a i e a he solu ion o Eq. (1):
H(,υ,ι)2p2Tanhc2ι(4p2
2−4+16c4
2+8p2
24−426+2
4)
26
+p2+p1.
Case 4: The Lag ange o ganized co esponding o he ec o ield Z1d<∂
H>is shown as ollows:
d
0dυ
0dι
0dH
1.
We de e mine he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables in he ollowing manne using he p o ided in o ma ion:
H(,υ,ι)R(X,Y), whe e X,Yυ, (18)
by subs i u ing Eq. (18) in o Eq. (1), we de i e he educed (1 + 1)-dimensional PDE shown as:
5RYY +3RYX +2RXX 0.(19)
F om Eq. (19),we ob ain he subsequen explici solu ion o Eq. (1):
R(X,Y)G5−X2
3−452−2Y2+X3
22+G6X2
3−452+2Y2−X3
22,(20)
by ein oducing Eq. (20) in o Eq. (18), we a i e a he solu ion o Eq. (1):
H(,υ,ι)G5−2
3−452−2υ2+3
22+G62
3−452+2υ2−3
22.
3.5 Reducing simila i y u ilizing bina y class
Case 5: The Lag ange s uc u e co esponding o he ec o ield Z2a<∂
+c1∂ι>is shown as ollows:
d
1dυ
0dι
c1dH
0.
We cons uc he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables in he ollowing app oach using ou supplied in o ma ion:
H(,υ,ι)R(η), ηι−c1. (21)
Upon subs i u ing he simila i y a iables Eq. (21) in o Eq. (1), we a i e a he subsequen ODE:
−c3
1R +3c2
1(R)2+(6−c14+c2
12)R0.(22)
Case 6: The Lag ange ounda ion co esponding o he ec o ield Z2b<∂
+c2∂υ>is shown as ollows:
d
1dυ
c2dι
0dH
0.
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We es ima e he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables in he ollowing app oach using ou supplied in o ma ion:
H(,υ,ι)R(η), ηυ−c2, (23)
om Eq. (23), we ob ain he subsequen explici solu ion o Eq. (1):
R(η)g1+ηg2.(24)
Pu ing Eq. (24) in o Eq. (23), we a i e a he solu ion o Eq. (1):
H(,υ,ι)g1+(υ−c2)g2.
3.6 Reducing simila i y h ough e na y class
Case 7: The Lag ange o de co esponding o he ec o ield Z3a<∂
+a∂ι+b∂υ>is shown as ollows:
d
1dι
adυ
bdH
0.
We gene a e he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables in he ollowing app oach using he included in o ma ion:
H(,υ,ι)R(η), η−aι−bυ. (25)
The subsequen ODE is ob ained by inse ing simila i y a iables Eq. (25) in o Eq. (1):
−aR −6aRR +(6a2+ab1+b25−a4−b3+2)R 0.(26)
A e in eg a ing Eq. (26) and aking he cons an o in eg a ion equal o ze o, we can ge :
aR +3a(R)2−(6a2+ab1+b25−a4−b3+2)R0.(27)
3.7 Reducing simila i y u ilizing Combina ion o all classes
Case 8: The Lag ange s uc u e co esponding o he ec o ield Z4<∂
+d1∂ι+d2∂υ+d3∂H>is shown as ollows:
d
1dι
d1dυ
d2dH
d3
.
We compu e he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables in a speci ic manne using he shown in o ma ion:
H(,υ,ι)d3−R(η), ηd2ι−d1υ, (28)
om Eq. (28), we ob ain he subsequen explici solu ion o Eq. (1):
R(η)h1+ηh2.(29)
By ein oducing Eq. (29) in o Eq. (28), we a i e a he solu ion o Eq. (1):
H(,υ,ι)d3−h1−(d2ι−d1υ)h2.(30)
Rema k In his sec ion, we ha e de e mined he simila i y unc ion and simila i y a iables o Z1a,Z1b,Z1c,Z1d,Z2a,Z2b,Z3a,
and Z4. Al hough he simila i y unc ion and a iables o o he cases a e also compu able, we ha e chosen o exclude hem he e
o he sake o b e i y.
3.7.1 T a eling wa e solu ions om Eq. (27)
In his sec ion, we aim o de e mine he a eling wa e s uc u es o Eq. (1)usingEq.(27) h ough a no el ex ended di ec algeb aic
me hod. By equa ing he linea e m R in Eq. (27) and he nonlinea e m (R)2in Eq. (27), we a i e a a solu ion s uc u ed as
ollows:
R(η) 0+ 1g(η).(31)
Suppose g(η) ep esen s he solu ion o he subsequen equa ion:
g(η)ln(ρ)(1+2g(η)+3g2(η)), (32)
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by subs i u ing Eqs. (31)and(32)in o(27) and hen equa ing he coe icien s o powe s o g(η), we deduce he subsequen sys em
o algeb aic equa ions:
⎧
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎨
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎪
⎩
(g(η))0:31 12ln(ρ)212− 12ln(ρ)1−12 11ln(ρ)1+1 1ln(ρ)3221+21
1ln(ρ)3312−12 16ln(ρ)1−22 15ln(ρ)1+1 14ln(ρ)1+2 1
3ln(ρ)10,
(g(η))1:1 1ln(ρ)323− 12ln(ρ)2+1 14ln(ρ)2+2 13ln(ρ)2−12 16
ln(ρ)2+61 12ln(ρ)212−22 15ln(ρ)2+81 1ln(ρ)3312−12
11ln(ρ)20,
(g(η))2:31 12ln(ρ)222− 12ln(ρ)3−12 16ln(ρ)3+61 12ln(ρ)213−22
15ln(ρ)3+1 14ln(ρ)3+2 13ln(ρ)3+81 1ln(ρ)3321+71 1
ln(ρ)3322−12 11ln(ρ)30,
(g(η))3:61 12ln(ρ)223+121 1ln(ρ)33220,
(g(η))4:61 1ln(ρ)333+31 12ln(ρ)2320.
(33)
A e sol ing he desc ibed sys em wi h maple o ind 0, 1,anda, we de i e he subsequen se s o solu ions:
0 0, 1−23ln(ρ), a−B+√P+4
26
,
B16122
3ln(ρ)4−812
23ln(ρ)4+4
2ln(ρ)4+813ln(ρ)221−22
2ln(ρ)221
−813ln(ρ)24+22
2ln(ρ)24+2
22
1−42
256−2214+4236−426.
P16122
3ln(ρ)4−812
23ln(ρ)4+4
2ln(ρ)4+813ln(ρ)221−22
2ln(ρ)221
−813ln(ρ)24+22
2ln(ρ)24+2
22
1−42
256−2214+4236−426,
whe e ρ 0, 1, and 1,2,3,and 0a e cons an s. By making he assump ion 2
2−413, he solu ions o Eq. (32) can
be shown as ollows:
Family 1. When <0and3 0, hen:
H1(,υ,ι) 0−ln(ρ)−2+√− anρ(√−
2η),
H2(,υ,ι) 0−ln(ρ)−2−√−co ρ(√−
2η),
H3(,υ,ι) 0−ln(ρ)−2+√−( anρ(√−η)±√ ssecρ(√−η)),
H4(,υ,ι) 0−ln(ρ)−2−√−(co ρ(√−η)±√ scscρ(√−η)),
H5(,υ,ι) 0−ln(ρ)−2+√−
2 anρ√−
4η−co ρ√−
4η.
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Family 2: Fo M2,weha eBγ
2−Hιand ι1, we acqui ed:
νιS−Hιϒυι +Hιιϒυ+Hιϒι+Hιιϒι,
ν−Hι[−4Hυϒ+ϒυι +ϒυ −42Hϒυ+4Hϒυ +4ϒ Hυ]+Hιιϒυ
−Hι[32ϒυ −ϒι−4ϒυH−1ϒHυ −4ϒυHυ]−ϒ2HHυιϒHιι
−4Hυι[4ϒH −4ϒυH−4(ϒ2Hυ +3υHH2Hυ +3ϒυHυ)],
νυ−Hι[4Hψ−1ϒυH −1ϒHυ +ϒυ +4Hϒυ+4HHυ
+4Hυϒυ+ϒHυ −ϒυυ]−Hι[−ϒυ −4ϒHυ −4ϒυH+ϒυ]
−H υ[−ϒ −ϒHυι +1ϒH −4ϒH −4ϒυH+ϒυ]−4ϒH
Hυι −ϒυυ −ϒυHυι·
Family 3: Fo M3,weha eBγ
3−Hυand υ1, we ob ained:
νιHυιϒυ+Hυϒι−Hυϒυι +Hιυϒι,
νHυ[−4Hυϒ+ϒυι +ϒυ −4Hϒυ+4Hϒυ +4ϒ Hυ]+Hιυ ϒυ
+Hυ[3ϒυ −ϒι−4ϒυH+1ϒHυ −4ϒυHυ]−4ϒHυHυ +ϒυ−ϒHυι
−Hυυ[4ϒH −4ϒυH−4(ϒ +3ϒυHυ +ϒυHυ)]
−4ϒHHυυ,
νυS−Hυ[4Hψ−1ϒυH −1ϒHυ +4Hϒυ+4HHυ +4Hυϒυ
+ϒHυ −ϒυυ]−Hυ[−ϒυ −4ϒHυ −4ϒυH+ϒυ]−Hυυ[−ϒ
+1ϒH −4ϒH −4ϒυH+ϒυ]−4ϒHHυυ −ϒυυ −ϒυHυ,
whe e ϒ(,υ,ι,H) (ι+υ,H)+g(ι−υ,H).
In his sec ion, we ha e igo ously compu ed he conse a ion laws o Bγ
1. I is no ewo hy ha he conse a ion laws o Bγ
2,
Bγ
3,Bγ
4,Bγ
5,andBγ
6a e also compu able, al hough hey ha e been omi ed om ou discussion o b e i y.
4.2 Local conse a ion laws
4.2.1 Mul iplie app oach
S ep1 : Le us conside a mul iplie o he o m:
πσπσ(,H,H1,H2,...,H ).
The condi ion ≤pis c ucial o ob aining he conse ed ec o s o Eq. (2).
S ep2 : These ec o s mus sa is y he condi ion ν(ν1,ν2,ν3,...νq)whe e qis he numbe o independen ec o s:
πσ(Eσ)Ak(νk).(38)
S ep3 : We de i e he subsequen de e mining sys em om he a ia ional de i a i e o Eq. (38):
δ
δHγ[πσ(Eσ)] 0, (39)
and sol ing Eq. (39) p o ides he equi ed mul iplie s.
4.3 Conse ed ec o s o Eq. (1)
In his sec ion, we ha ness he mul iplie echnique o es ablish he conse a ion laws o Eq. (1), a pi o al s ep in ou analysis. The
de e mining equa ion go e ning he mul iplie π(,υ,ι,H), as shown om Eq. (39), is pi o al o his pu pose:
δ
δHγ[π(Hι +3HHι +3HιH +6Hιι +1Hυι +5Hυυ +4Hι +3Hυ +2H)] 0, (40)
whe e he o al de i a i e A,Aι,andAυa e de ined as:
A∂+Hγ
∂Hγ+Hγ
l∂Hγ
l+Hγ
lm∂Hγ
lm +...,
Aι∂ι+Hγ
ι∂Hγ+Hγ
ιl∂Hγ
l+Hγ
ιlm∂Hγ
lm +...,
Aυ∂υ+Hγ
υ∂Hγ+Hγ
υl∂Hγ
l+Hγ
υlm∂Hγ
lm +...·
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Th ough igo ous e alua ion o Eq. (40) and me iculous u he calcula ions, we de i e he ollowing wo mul iplie s:
π1(,υ,ι,H)F,π2(,υ,ι,H)G,(41)
whe e
FF⎛
⎝−υ2
1−456−2ι5+υ1
25⎞
⎠GG⎛
⎝
υ2
1−456+2ι5−υ1
25⎞
⎠.
The conse ed ec o s a e ob ained om Eq. (41)andEq.(38).
Case 1: The conse a ion laws o Eq. (1) in ol e h ee componen s o conse ed ec o s, deno ed as νι,ν,andνυ.These
conse a ion laws can be exp essed in e ms o π1(,υ,ι,H)F:
νι
13
2HFH
 +3
2H2
H2
F−HF6+HιF6+HF4+HυF1+H F,
ν
1−3
2FH
ι −3
2FHH
+3
2HFH
ι−HF4+HF2+HυF3−H F,
νυ
1−1
2HF1+HF12−456+HυF5.
Case 2: The conse a ion laws pe aining o π2(,υ,ι,H)Gcan be shown as ollows:
νι
23
2HGH +3
2H2
G−HG6+HιG6+HG4+HυG1+HG,
ν
2−3
2HGH
ι −3
2GHH
+3
2HGH
ι−HG4+HG2+Hυ3G−HG,
νυ
3−1
2HG1−H12−456
2G+HυG5.
He e, i is impe a i e o unde sco e ha he unc ions Fand Ga e ega ded as a bi a y, wi h Fand Gdeno ing hei espec i e
i s -o de explici de i a i es. I is c ucial o emphasize ha he sel -adjoin ness app oach consis en ly yields a g ea e numbe o
conse a ion laws compa ed o he mul iplie app oach. Each symme y iden i ied h ough he sel -adjoin ness me hod con ibu es
dis inc conse a ion laws o he model unde examina ion. Local conse a ion laws desc ibe conse a ion locally a each poin ,
while nonlocal conse a ion laws desc ibe conse a ion o e an ex ended egion.
5 Conclusions
In conclusion, his s udy del ed in o he comple ely gene alized Hi o a–Sa suma–I o (cgHSI) equa ion h ough Lie analysis, aiming
o achie e se e al objec i es: de i ing one-dimensional conjugacy classes using Lie poin symme ies o he abelian algeb a o
he Lie g oup, leading o model educ ions wi h simila i y a iables. Va ious echniques we e employed o ob ain new soli a y
wa e solu ions and exac explici solu ions o he equa ion, including he use o hype bolic, igonome ic, and a ional unc ions.
Addi ionally, a hyb id me hod combining he Lie symme y me hod wi h he ex ended di ec algeb aic me hod was employed o
igo ously analyze exac and soli on solu ions. Conse a ion laws o he equa ion we e also compu ed, and hei classi ica ion
was achie ed using nonlinea sel -adjoin ness heo y. In e es ingly, a g ea e numbe o conse a ion laws we e ob ained using
nonlinea sel -adjoin ness compa ed o he mul iplie app oach. O e all, he esul s o his s udy enhance ou unde s anding o
he Hi o a–Sa suma–I o equa ion and pa e he way o u u e esea ch in he ield. The newly disco e ed exac solu ions hold
p omise o applica ions ac oss a ious ields, p o iding aluable insigh s o ma hema icians and physicis s and d i ing u he
explo a ion o nonlinea models. A enues o u u e esea ch could include u he explo a ion in o bi u ca ion analysis, chaos heo y
applica ions, and conduc ing sensi i i y analysis on he model unde conside a ion. These di ec ions could p o ide deepe insigh s
in o he dynamics and obus ness o he model, enhancing i s applicabili y and unde s anding wi hin he ield.
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